Former drama teacher 'who played sick games with students' pleads guilty to engaging in sexual acts with them
A former drama teacher at a prestigious New York high school has admitted in a plea deal that he subjected two underage students to sexual contact, say authorities.
Christopher Schraufnagel, 41, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor child endangerment charges Thursday, said acting Westchester County District Attorney James A. McCarty.
But the agreement is not final and still awaits approval from New Castle Town Justice Douglas Kraus, who told The Journal News that he would like to review the deal before signing off on it. If it is agreed, Schraufnagel, who is battling cancer and has undergone surgery twice, will not go to jail.
A civil lawsuit filed against Schraufnagel, the former drama teacher at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, alleged that he 'engaged in sexual acts with students' and plied them with alcohol and drugs.
He is alleged to have engaged in sex-themed games during his drama classes, one of which was called 'Train Wreck', where students would be asked to discuss intimate details about their sexuality.
Another perverse game was dubbed 'Sick Secret Santa' played by theater rep students which required them to give the most outlandish gifts possible, said the lawsuit.
These included a scone with pubic hair baked into it, a dead bird, a cup of semen and a coffee cup filled with feces. Daily Mail Read More>>>>>>>
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